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Christopher Todd Feinstein (May 26, 1967 – December 15, 2009) was an American bass guitarist from Nashville, Tennessee. Feinstein's career began at the age of 15, recording and touring in bands (Shadow 15,The Questionnaires, Bedlam, Iodine), which led him to widen his studio skills where he became interested in production and recording artist development. In 1997, Feinstein moved to New York City to pursue his career in production. He became a partner in a production team based at the infamous TMF Studios in the East Village. While at TMF, he teamed up with Detroit native, producer/engineer Michael Tudor to co-produce a series of recordings of New York rock bands such as The Astrojet (featuring Jody Porter of Fountains of Wayne), Clara Venus “Greatest Hurts” and Mikki James. Together, Feinstein and Tudor co-produced material for The Beatles-based soundtrack for the film ''I Am Sam'' featuring Rufus Wainright and Sean Lennon's “Across The Universe” and Howie Day's ''Help.” They also co-produced Moby’s radio singles ''South Side'' (featuring Gwen Stefani) and ''We Are All Made of Stars''. During this time, Feinstein also contributed musically to various artists’ albums such as Fat Joe's “Loyalty”, Chantal Kreviazuk's Juno Award winning ''Color Moving and Still'', Tim Finn's “Say It Is So” and Patty Griffin's ''Flaming Red''. As a multi-instrumentalist, writer and collaborator this combination of experience allowed him the ability to communicate musically in the studio with both up-and-coming artists as well as highly acclaimed artists and producers; Albert Hammond Jr. “Yours to Keep”, Santogold “Santogold” – Producer John Hill and Northern State “Can I Keep This Pen?”. In 2006, Feinstein was sought-after to play bass guitar for Ryan Adams & The Cardinals 〔"Lost Highway Records".〕 During this time he also became known as “Spacewolf.” As a Cardinal he recorded three albums, ''Easy Tiger'' (2007), ''Follow the Lights'' EP (2007) and ''Cardinology'' (2008) and toured extensively worldwide through 2009. The last album he recorded playing bass guitar was New Zealand artist Gin Wigmore's “Holy Smoke” produced by Mike Elizondo and engineered by Joe Chiccarelli. Growing up, Feinstein enjoyed listening to The Clash, The Replacements, David Bowie, The Rolling Stones, The Flaming Lips, and Brian Wilson. ==Death== On December 15, 2009, Feinstein was found dead in his New York City apartment. He was 42 years old.〔"NME", 17 December 2009.〕 Feinstein's death was ruled an accident by the coroner, stemming from prior health issues and adverse reaction to over-the-counter cough medicine.〔"http://www.ryanadamsarchive.com/showthread.php?t=19916〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Chris Feinstein」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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